What do you all think of this???
05-18-14, 08:01 PM
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I'd scratch the 15 yr. old Cannondale. OTOH, I'd get either the Peugeot, or the Diamondback, depending upon, fit, condition, feel, and performance.
Of course, at $75, you can't really be too picky!
Of course, at $75, you can't really be too picky!
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If the Cannondale fits, that would be my pick, but that's because I'm a road bike kind of guy.
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i would prefer that you would buy anything and get started.
then we're useful
it's a personal preference.
then we're useful
it's a personal preference.
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Personally I like the Cannondale. The only issue may be mounting a rear rack, if you are considering that. You can get a seatpost clamp with rack mount holes in them, I have one that was given to me by a Cannondale dealer, but I never had to use it.
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